Brief remarks on ITC: EVP experimentation Anabela Cardoso I
Dr. Anabela Cardoso
Licentiate in Germanic Philology, Faculty of Letters, Lisbon University...
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White Crow Books
Presents
Electronic Contact with the Dead:
What do the Voices Tell Us? is the
culmination of twenty years of
research into Instrumental
Transcommunication (ITC), by
Anabela Cardoso, a career diplomat
and the editor of itcjournal.org.
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Praise for Electronic Contact with the Dead: What do the Voices Tell Us?
"The great, nearly unique virtue of Anabela Cardoso's book is that it tells us who we
really are. Tells us clearly, without bias - tells us the way it is. Because Anabela
knows the way it really is: she has heard it with her own ears. She has no doubt about
it, nor will we doubt it once we read her book with the clear, honest, and open
mindset with which she wrote it.”
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Consciousness, and Existence.
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had started it.”
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Examining the Scientific Evidence."
New Contributors to the ITC Journal
VIDEO FOUR. The role of noise (II)
The role of noise (II) and François Brune speaks from the next world! In this presentation Anabela Cardoso continues her exposé about the role of noise in the EVP work. She emphasises the importance of not allowing normal radio emissions to taint the recording by using them as acoustic background support. The use of human voice as noise source, although conducive to positive results because the electronic voices use the “raw material” existent in the environment, is not advisable. The results cannot be shown to a serious audience and they may also provoke acoustic delusions in the EVP operator since it is very easy to mistake a normal sentence extant in the background acoustic support for an anomalous sentence.READ MORE...
Brief history of the ITC Journal
the year 1999, Anabela Cardoso, involved in Instrumental Transcommunication research since the end of 1997, decided that it was time for her to contribute more decisively to the tremendous endeavour made by her invisible communicators to contact our world by electronic means. READ MORE...
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The Editorial Team, (Anabela Cardoso, Edgar Müller, Uwe Hartmann, Carlos Fernández, Ann Harrison, Yanis Arencibia)
Contact with Another Dimension?
Staff ITC Journal
Anabela Cardoso
Director/Editor
Edgar Müller
Deputy Director
Born in Budapest, Hungary, Edgar moved to Sweden, Stockholm 1957 where he lives with his wife...
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Uwe Hartmann
Associate Editor
Uwe Hartmann studied physics at the University of Rostock in Germany. He works in the field...
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Ann Harrison
Production Editor
Ann Harrison originally trained in Pharmacy before taking a degree in Education at the University of Wales.
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Carlos Fernández
TECHNICAL EDITOR
Carlos Gabriel Fernández was born in Buenos Aires in 1965 and studied Electronics in the National Technological...
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